The GOBOULT Tenet Pro is a budget ANC earbud that leads with a very large battery claim. According to its Amazon.in listing, it offers up to 75 hours of total playtime, up to 32 dB active noise cancellation, quad-mic ENC for calls, dual-device pairing, 13 mm drivers and support for the GOBOULT AMP app. Our short verdict: on paper it is a strong value package for commuters who want ANC and rarely want to charge, but the listing contradicts itself on the Bluetooth version and country of origin, so check those details before you buy.
The variant linked here is the Olive Green colour. The listing says the Tenet Pro comes in four colour options, so make sure Olive Green is the one selected.
Please note: this article is based on the Amazon.in listing and published specifications, not on hands-on testing by GadgetSoch. GOBOULT’s official product page could not be loaded when we checked on 17 October 2026, so the figures below come from the Amazon.in listing (seller-provided, captured on 17 October 2026, when the product was in stock) and are labelled as the listing’s claims.
GOBOULT Tenet Pro at a glance

| Feature | What the Amazon.in listing says |
|---|---|
| Colour on our link | Olive Green (four colours offered in total) |
| Active noise cancellation | Up to 32 dB, with adjustable levels listed in the technical details |
| Call noise reduction | Quad-mic ENC |
| Drivers | 13 mm dynamic drivers |
| Total playtime | Up to 75 hours |
| Charging | USB Type-C fast charging (no fast-charge figure given), about 1 hour charge time in the technical details |
| Bluetooth | 6.0 in the title, but 5.3 in the feature bullets (see below) |
| Dual-device pairing | Yes, connects to two devices at once |
| App | GOBOULT AMP app: EQ modes, touch-control customisation, firmware updates |
| Controls | Touch, Google Assistant |
| Sensitivity | 105 dB (technical details) |
| Case design | Transparent charging case |
| Warranty | 1 year from the manufacturer, from date of purchase |
Check the current price of the GOBOULT Tenet Pro (Olive Green) on Amazon.in.
Quick verdict
- Best for: commuters and office users who want budget ANC, long battery life and a phone-plus-laptop connection
- Skip if: you need a confirmed water-resistance rating, a published gaming-latency figure, or a listing without contradictions
- Key strengths (listing claims): 75-hour total playtime, 32 dB ANC, quad-mic ENC, dual-device pairing, 13 mm drivers and app-based EQ with firmware updates
- Key limitations: conflicting Bluetooth version (6.0 vs 5.3) and origin (Made in India vs China) on the same listing, no IP rating, and no statement on how much ANC reduces the 75-hour figure
Three listing inconsistencies to check first
This listing contains conflicting information, and we would rather point that out than pick one version and present it as fact.
- Bluetooth version: the product title says Bluetooth 6.0, while a feature bullet says Bluetooth 5.3. Both cannot be right. Until GOBOULT’s own page confirms it, treat the version as unconfirmed
- Country of origin: one feature bullet says the Tenet Pro is “Made in India”, while the technical-details table gives China as the country of origin
- Model and box contents: the technical-details table lists the model number and model name as “Airbass”, and its box contents mention only ear tips, a user manual and a warranty card, without the charging case or cable
These look like copy-and-paste errors in the listing rather than separate products, but you should still check the product page, the box and your invoice when the order arrives. In practice, the Bluetooth version matters less than people think. Version 5.3 or 6.0 both support stable, low-power connections to any modern phone. Features such as dual-device pairing, the app and the codec decide more about daily use than the version number.
What 32 dB ANC means in real life
Active noise cancellation uses microphones to sample outside sound and plays an inverse signal to reduce it. The “up to 32 dB” figure is the brand’s maximum reduction, usually measured at the frequencies where ANC works best, which tend to be low, steady sounds such as engine drone, air-conditioner hum or the rumble of a train.
In daily terms, 32 dB is a budget-level figure. It should make a noticeable difference to bus and metro rumble, but it will not silence voices or sudden sounds, which ANC handles less well. The listing’s technical details mention adjustable ANC levels, which can help if strong ANC feels uncomfortable. We could not find an independent measurement of the Tenet Pro’s ANC to cite, so treat the figure as the brand’s claim.
The ear-tip seal is half of noise cancellation. A poor fit lets outside sound leak in, and no amount of ANC can fix that. Try the spare tips that come in the box and choose the size that seals fully.
Battery: is 75 hours realistic?
The 75-hour figure is total playtime including the case. The listing does not say whether this was measured with ANC on or off. With most ANC earbuds, switching ANC on noticeably shortens battery life, so if you plan to keep it on all day, expect a lower total than the headline. The listing also does not give per-earbud playtime.
Charging is through USB Type-C. The technical details give about one hour of charge time, and a bullet mentions fast charging, though without the usual “10 minutes for X hours” figure. Even so, a large total means most people will only need to charge the case occasionally.
Dual-device pairing and the AMP app
Dual-device pairing lets the Tenet Pro stay connected to two devices at once, such as your phone and a work laptop. You can move from a laptop meeting to a phone call without reconnecting, which is useful for hybrid work and online classes.
The GOBOULT AMP app is one of the more useful extras here. According to the listing, it lets you adjust EQ modes, customise touch controls and install firmware updates. Firmware updates matter because they can fix connection bugs and improve features after you buy. Install the app on day one and check for an update before you judge the sound or ANC.
Sound and the 13 mm drivers
The Tenet Pro uses 13 mm dynamic drivers, which the listing describes as delivering deep bass with clear vocals. Larger drivers can move more air, which often helps bass, but tuning, fit and codec support decide the final sound. The listing does not name the supported codecs.
Because the app offers EQ modes, you can reduce the bass if the default tuning feels heavy. The listing gives a sensitivity of 105 dB, which suggests the buds can reach a high volume. Keep the level moderate, especially with ANC on, since a quieter background lets you listen at lower, safer volumes.
Design, fit and durability
The listing highlights a transparent charging case and ergonomic, lightweight earbuds for all-day comfort. It does not give weights or dimensions. Transparent cases look distinctive, but clear plastic can show scratches over time, so a protective cover may be worth it.
The listing does not state any IP rating. Without one, assume the earbuds are not protected against sweat or rain, and wipe them dry after use.
How it compares with other budget ANC earbuds
| Model | ANC (brand figure) | Total playtime (brand figure) | Water rating | Dual-device |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| GOBOULT Tenet Pro | Up to 32 dB | Up to 75 hours | Not stated | Yes |
| OnePlus Nord Buds 3 | Up to 32 dB | 43 hours ANC off, 28 hours ANC on | IP55 (earbuds) | Yes |
| realme Buds T310 | Up to 46 dB hybrid | 40 hours ANC off, 26 hours ANC on | IP55 | Yes |
| boAt Airdopes 141 ANC | Up to 32 dB | Up to 42 hours | IPX5 | Not stated |
The table shows the Tenet Pro’s main appeal: by far the largest battery claim of the group. Its rivals, however, publish clearer ANC-on battery figures and water ratings. The realme Buds T310 claims deeper ANC and adds a transparency mode, the OnePlus Nord Buds 3 adds Google Fast Pair and Bluetooth 5.4, and the boAt Airdopes 141 ANC lists a 50 ms BEAST Mode for gaming. Our realme Buds T310 review covers the strongest ANC option here, and our budget TWS earbuds guide lists more choices.
Who should buy it, and who should not
Consider the Tenet Pro if you want ANC on a budget, use a phone and a laptop together, like being able to tweak the sound in an app, and hate charging often. Look elsewhere if you work out in it, need a guaranteed water rating, want a published gaming-latency figure, or need deep noise cancellation for flights.
Your pre-order checklist

- Colour: confirm Olive Green is selected, and that the title reads “Tenet Pro”
- Bluetooth version: if it matters to you, look for confirmation of 6.0 or 5.3 on the listing or GOBOULT’s site
- Box contents: on arrival, check for the charging case, cable, spare ear tips, manual and warranty card
- Warranty: the listing states 1 year from the date of purchase. Keep your invoice for service claims, and contact GOBOULT support by phone or email as the listing describes
- First setup: install the AMP app, update the firmware, then test ANC, calls and dual pairing during the return window
Once you have checked those points, you can see the GOBOULT Tenet Pro in Olive Green on Amazon.in for the current price and delivery date.
Frequently asked questions
Does the GOBOULT Tenet Pro have ANC?
Yes. The Amazon.in listing claims up to 32 dB active noise cancellation, with adjustable levels mentioned in the technical details.
Is it Bluetooth 6.0 or 5.3?
The listing says 6.0 in its title and 5.3 in a feature bullet. The version is unconfirmed until GOBOULT’s official page clarifies it.
How long does the battery last?
The listing claims up to 75 hours of total playtime with the case. It does not say whether that figure is with ANC on, so expect less with ANC running.
Can it connect to two devices?
Yes, the listing describes dual-device pairing, so it can stay connected to a phone and a laptop at the same time.
Is the Tenet Pro water resistant?
No IP rating is listed, so do not rely on it for workouts or rain.
Verdict
The GOBOULT Tenet Pro brings together a big 75-hour claim, 32 dB ANC, dual-device pairing and an app with EQ and firmware updates, which is a lot to ask of a budget pair. Its weak point is the listing itself, which disagrees on the Bluetooth version and origin and leaves out water resistance and ANC-on battery life. If those gaps do not worry you, check the current price of the GOBOULT Tenet Pro on Amazon.in.
Related reading on GadgetSoch: boAt Airdopes 313 Review: 75-Hour Battery, Glide Shell Case and No ANC and Noise Buds Vector Review: LDAC Earbuds on a Budget, and Who Actually Benefits.
Sources
- Amazon.in product listing for the GOBOULT Tenet Pro, Olive Green (ASIN B0H69QVCGL): title, feature bullets and technical details, captured 17 October 2026
- GOBOULT official product page: attempted on 17 October 2026 but could not be loaded, so no figures were taken from it
- Comparison-model figures: official brand specifications as cited in GadgetSoch’s earlier reviews of the OnePlus Nord Buds 3, realme Buds T310 and boAt Airdopes 141 ANC (checked 17 October 2026)




